Harry's Fine Foods

The cornmeal pancake is huge! Could probably feed two people, but you'd need something savory to balance the sweetness. Wait staff always seem a bit distracted and not eager to be there.

Lovely place. The food was okay but not spectacular. We had several dishes. Some were better than others. I love the octopus!. The dates were good, however they should have put the feta inside the dates as well because otherwise they were a little too sweet. Would return because they do change the menu all the time.

Clean, bougie Seattle vibes with everything touching the floor going to rust A Rainier might be $12 but they're still gonna use that single ply supply house TP Seattle water pressure and a coooold seat That's means it's ventilated... probably.... right? Whether it's one or twooo Harry's fine fooooods In a pinch it'll dooooo

I think what would help make this place great it’s a more knowledgeable selection of red wines, and pasta. The Pinot Noir and the Picci were not good. I’m sorry but being from Italy and paying $18 dollars for a glass of wine that barely taste like anything and $28 for a plate of pasta that also does not taste great it’s just really sad. It’s already hard being away from home, and seeing your culture used to make money in this way makes even harder sometimes. However, other foods and cocktails were great. I had their chicken liver and it was the most delicious and creative way I ever ate liver. And the salmon was also cooked perfectly. Drinks are super original and have great products and combinations. And honestly the Atmosphere is probably one of the best in Capitol Hill, just very curated, the lighting is perfect, the design of both the inside and the outside is beautiful.

I kid you not this was the best food and best experience that I’ve had in a restaurant in years. I was looking for a brunch spot when Harry’s popped up and showed that they had cornmeal pancakes and if you know me, you know those are my favorite pancakes so I took a scooter and made my way up there. It’s a small restaurant with a very cute patio we were able to sit at the bar and have a few drinks and eat there. The bartender was amazing. She gave great suggestions and made the best drinks. The cornmeal pancakes were better than I could ever imagine it was humongous fluffy, rich, and delicious. We also tried the French toast and it was perfect so thick and enough to share. The atmosphere in the place is unbeatable. The servers gave us great suggestions on where to go around Seattle and also made us a specialty drink. I would come back to Seattle just to eat here again.

I can’t recommend Harry’s enough…incredibly cute patio and atmosphere. The ricotta toast was the best I’ve ever had and the wontons were also excellent. By far the best meal I had I Seattle.

Really enjoyed the brunch. I had the farm vegetable quiche and it was way better than I expected. It warm, flavorful, with veggies, mushrooms, and cheese. It came with a simple salad on the side (greens and radish with a light dressing). The staff were super polite and friendly. We went on a busy Saturday afternoon, so I’m glad we had a reservation. The place is pretty small and gets loud with all the chatting, so it was a bit hard to hear at times. But the cozy, lively vibe made up for it. Great spot overall. Definitely worth checking out!

really loved this place! I had been wanting to come after visiting the one in Alki (which I loved), and finally made it. The vibe is awesome—dark, cozy, with great music. Perfect spot for a date night or to hang out with friends. Food-wise: sea food is really fresh! the octopus was incredible! The chocolate cake was the perfect birthday treat. The only downside? The bread wasn’t fresh, which was a bummer because when it’s fresh, it’s amazing. Overall, I had a great time celebrating my birthday here and would definitely recommend checking it out!